The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-19
LOCAL DnEyITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and About
ths City. l.+f'tG

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GRAND family matinee at the Grand
this afternoon.
RgcoRpxR Hook disposed OF another
marriage license yesterday. The demand
for this class Of goods IL holding up pretty
steady just at this time.
THERE was another "white.waah" In
Police Court yesterday morning. Tho
town Ia go quiet { p that the police have
timo y to look alter politics.
TnE steamboat Winora, q little Kama
wha river packet, WINS sold Saturday at
Chsrlehton, al U. s. Marshal'a eala. The
former owncrs bought her In OF $500.
JrnE RcssER, OF Bsllaire, has, It Is re-
ported, been matched for 500 In club
swinging contest agRinst "Chuck" Rhodes,
OF Martins Ferry, the contest 10 take place
in Turner hall, this city.
HARRY LxoNARp, q young man living
on North Main street, was assaulted by
two men whi!o on bis way home Monday
night and beaten up severely about the
head. Two jealous rivals are suspected.
Mayors orchestra played last night for
a private party given ut Peter Bonenber.
gers on South Main street. Tonight this
popular musical organic ,tion will play for
dance at Maepnerchor Hall given under
the au,picea Of the Count Social.
CnIgP'ur Police SMITH he's received a
letter from Joseph S. Wagner, Of Mutual,
Campaign county, Ohio, making inqulries
about one Mathew Shepherd, bis wife's
grand father, who used to live here, ind
whom they are very q, x:ous to find.
THE Reniz santley Burlesquo Company
commence weeks engagement at the
Grand Opera Houso next week. This
company give q refined performance, and
IL said 10 bs the otrougest and most ex.
lpensiv0 company now before tho public.
TuE only conveyance OF real estata nd.
United to record in Recorder Hooks Of
fee yesterday was one made January II,
1887, by Henry s. Depner TO Z.charah
Dapner Of the west half Of lot No. ] slt.
uated on Eleventh street in East Wheel.
ing; consideration $3.50.
! TIE finest matched pair OF 10 karat soil.
lta;1e diamonds in this country are said 10
! be owned by Hi Henry, the minstrel
manager, whose splendid company up.
pears at tho Grand Friday and Saturday.
The stones will be on exhibitions in some
jewelry store tho days he Is here.
TIE vacancies in the Democratic Coun.
Gil ticket have all been filled. The com.
ple.e tickets arc now &c follows: Eighth
ward, First Branch, ii. J. Finley; Second
Branch, L. Hoelsche, John IIrnitz,
Charles Rohrig and joseph Ankle; Third
ward, First Branch, August Rolf; Second
Branch, NJ. Eusheimsr, L. r. s!itel and
Thomas O'Brien.
TIE Turner'S Of this city arc to givs q
grand yy.nnastia exhibition, concert and
ball at tneir building on Market street
tonight. Kramer's orchestra will furnish
tho music. There will be an enormous
crowd, as the membership Ia larger than
that Of any other society in the city and
it's friends are innumerable. 4
AN interesting lecture yesterday alter
moon and evening. notwithstanding the
bitter cold, very large number OF our
Iesdirg women were present to hear Dr..
Harriet B Jones' EecoDd lecture. All
were delighted with the practical info,ma-
ton they received. The Doctor Is plsas.
ing and digpiGed in her delivery, and
every womsh should hear her.